San Francisco Call, Volume 85, Number 97, March 7, 1899: "Additional Casualties Among Manila Troops. Washington, March 6. — The War Department to-day received the following cablegram from Manila: "Manila, March 6.— Additional casualties March 4 near San Pedro Macate, Luzon: Killed — Third Artillery, Battery G, Private John Toica.
" … February 22 at Jaro, Panay: Killed — Eighteenth Infantry, Company C, Private Joseph W. Everington; Company A, William Brings.
"The following deaths since last weekly report February 25 — Private Richard L. Bryant, Company K, First Colorado, variola; Verne A. Barker, Company I, Thirteenth Minnesota, variola; 26 — Harry L. Plowman, Company H First Idaho, variola; William J. Donohue, Company F, First Colorado, variola; 27 — Sim Barber, Company L, Twentieth Kansas, variola: March 1— John A. Ewing. Company M. First North Dakota, typhoid; Frank Upham, Company C, First North Dakota, dysentery; Joseph Marx, Company C, First Montana, variola; George L. Doran, company F, Eighteenth Infantry, diarrhea and pneumonia.
"Died of wounds received in action: February 27 — Privates Richard H. McLean First Washington; Howard A. Olds Twentieth Kansas; 28 — Edward S. Moore. Company G, First Montana. "OTIS."
" … February 22 at Jaro, Panay: Killed — Eighteenth Infantry, Company C, Private Joseph W. Everington; Company A, William Brings.
"The following deaths since last weekly report February 25 — Private Richard L. Bryant, Company K, First Colorado, variola; Verne A. Barker, Company I, Thirteenth Minnesota, variola; 26 — Harry L. Plowman, Company H First Idaho, variola; William J. Donohue, Company F, First Colorado, variola; 27 — Sim Barber, Company L, Twentieth Kansas, variola: March 1— John A. Ewing. Company M. First North Dakota, typhoid; Frank Upham, Company C, First North Dakota, dysentery; Joseph Marx, Company C, First Montana, variola; George L. Doran, company F, Eighteenth Infantry, diarrhea and pneumonia.
"Died of wounds received in action: February 27 — Privates Richard H. McLean First Washington; Howard A. Olds Twentieth Kansas; 28 — Edward S. Moore. Company G, First Montana. "OTIS."
San Francisco Call, Volume 85, Number 97, March 7, 1899: "Additional Casualties Among Manila Troops. Washington, March 6. — The War Department to-day received the following cablegram from Manila: "Manila, March 6.— Additional casualties March 4 near San Pedro Macate, Luzon: Killed — Third Artillery, Battery G, Private John Toica.
" … February 22 at Jaro, Panay: Killed — Eighteenth Infantry, Company C, Private Joseph W. Everington; Company A, William Brings.
"The following deaths since last weekly report February 25 — Private Richard L. Bryant, Company K, First Colorado, variola; Verne A. Barker, Company I, Thirteenth Minnesota, variola; 26 — Harry L. Plowman, Company H First Idaho, variola; William J. Donohue, Company F, First Colorado, variola; 27 — Sim Barber, Company L, Twentieth Kansas, variola: March 1— John A. Ewing. Company M. First North Dakota, typhoid; Frank Upham, Company C, First North Dakota, dysentery; Joseph Marx, Company C, First Montana, variola; George L. Doran, company F, Eighteenth Infantry, diarrhea and pneumonia.
"Died of wounds received in action: February 27 — Privates Richard H. McLean First Washington; Howard A. Olds Twentieth Kansas; 28 — Edward S. Moore. Company G, First Montana. "OTIS."
" … February 22 at Jaro, Panay: Killed — Eighteenth Infantry, Company C, Private Joseph W. Everington; Company A, William Brings.
"The following deaths since last weekly report February 25 — Private Richard L. Bryant, Company K, First Colorado, variola; Verne A. Barker, Company I, Thirteenth Minnesota, variola; 26 — Harry L. Plowman, Company H First Idaho, variola; William J. Donohue, Company F, First Colorado, variola; 27 — Sim Barber, Company L, Twentieth Kansas, variola: March 1— John A. Ewing. Company M. First North Dakota, typhoid; Frank Upham, Company C, First North Dakota, dysentery; Joseph Marx, Company C, First Montana, variola; George L. Doran, company F, Eighteenth Infantry, diarrhea and pneumonia.
"Died of wounds received in action: February 27 — Privates Richard H. McLean First Washington; Howard A. Olds Twentieth Kansas; 28 — Edward S. Moore. Company G, First Montana. "OTIS."
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